Barbara Who: Dr. Who and the Daleks 1965 film

Barbara Who, granddaughter of science teacher Dr. Who, is based on 
Barbara Wright.  This isn't really the same character as our 
Barbara from the series, but I could imagine Barbara Wright being 
like Barbara Who when younger.  This is a younger . . . and randier
. . . Barbara than in the series.  It's quite a snog that Barbara 
gives Ian when she sees him.  And that snog is the cause of the 
TARDIS traveling to Skaro.  

Barbara wears a skirt for a few moments in the beginning but soon
returns with the pants and sweater that she wears for the rest of 
the story.  The orange or pink pants are close-fitting from the knees
up. . . snug if not actually tight and so give us plenty of shots showing 
Barbara's nice ass and thighs.  The best scene for a shot of her butt
with the pants stretched tightly over it comes when they are climbing
up the mountainside to follow the water pipes into the Dalek city.  
Two nice rounded buns that struggle against the fabric as she strains
to reach the top of the cliff.  Perhaps a new usage for the term 
"cliff-hanger"!  For those who are interested in mannbutt, this is 
the scene for some similar views of male anatomy.

Her light blue sweater is not very tight, but is rather drapey.  Her 
breasts, in the style of the 60's, are pointers, but are not all that
large for her frame..  Thus the drapey sweater is defined nicely by 
the two pert mounds.  The sweater looks best in the one scene where 
it is belted and thus pulled in enough to really show off her boobs 
well.  This "belt" is actually a safety rope tied round her waist as
she prepares to jump a crevass.

Other scenes of interest are those featuring the Thalettes.  Dyoni is 
the only one to speak and thus to have a name in the credits.  All of
the female Thals are pretty.  Dyoni seems to be the only one under 5'9".
However, they are hard to get too excited about because they all are
two-dimensional interchangable characters with no chance to diaplay a 
personality.  Even Dyoni didn't have enough lines to establish whether
she was interesting or not.  So the character to watch in most cases is
Barbara.

JAKG